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Rosalind: daughter of the exiled Duke Senior
Celia: daughter of Duke Frederick and Rosalind's loyal friend
Touchstone: Duke Frederick's court jester
Le Beau: a foppish courtier
Duke Frederick: usurper of his brother's dukedom; Celia's father and Rosalind's uncle
Summary
The next day, Rosalind, daughter of the banished Duke Senior, and Celia, Duke Frederick's daughter, are encountered at Duke Frederick's palace. Celia urges her cousin to "be merry," but Rosalind is still...
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